Sentence examples for adopted much of from inspiring English sources

Now, many grumble that he has adopted much of the imperial style of his authoritarian predecessors.

Former Bush aides seem less defensive today because Mr. Obama adopted much of his predecessor's security policies and because the current president has had his own troubles.

In 1993, Republican Senator John Chafee, of Rhode Island, adopted much of this plan, and his bill became the main G.O.P. alternative to Bill Clinton's health-care proposal.

In the plan that the Legislature recently adopted, much of the aid to the city that the Governor had threatened to cut was restored.

His critics say Mr. Voronin has adopted much of the Kremlin's governing style, cracking down on political dissent and muting critical media.

A few years later, the same leadership adopted much of Semprún and Claudín's critique in its turn to "Eurocommunism", though never acknowledged the fact.

Mr. Hess then proceeded to adopt much of the strategy recommended by Elliott.

But his biggest concern is that the mainstream parties might adopt much of the Sweden Democrats' immigration policies: "That could be disastrous for our continued growth," he said.

Ratings soon picked up, the show adopting much of the BBC's house style just as the Corporation, rather bafflingly, reinvented their programme as precisely the kind of news-based concept that had failed for TV-am.

I adopt much of that discipline, but use the fiction writer's freedom to take an occasional speculative leap in hopes of getting so 'inside' as to recreate reality".

What's even worse is that some in New Democracy still view Golden Dawn supporters as a legitimate pool of voters and they regularly pander to them, adopting much of the xenophobic bile.